At the beginning of the last century there remained the two gates. The queer old Gothic King Street Gate was taken down in 1723. In 1759, Holbein’s Gate was also removed, including, of course, the stairs and gallery by which Charles I. entered the palace on that fatal 30th January. The terra-cotta heads of the Cæsars eventually went to Hampton Court. They are said to have been made by an Italian named Maiano. The brick and stone-work were removed by the Duke of Cumberland to make a triumphal arch at Windsor. They form now a green mound near the Long Walk. Toby Rustat’s leaden statue of James II. still stands behind the hall, and is popularly supposed to point to the spot on which James’s father was beheaded. We have seen that this tragedy took place at the other side of the hall. There was an immediate talk of a new palace on this site, but it never came to anything. The second plan of Inigo Jones, that of 1639, is sometimes said to have been consulted by the authorities. Colen Campbell obtained it for his _Vitruvius Britannicus_, as he says, “from that ingenious gentleman, William Emmet, of Bromley, in the county of Kent, Esq., from whose original drawings the following five plates are published, whereby he has made a most valuable present to the sons of Art.” Was Mr. Emmet, that ingenious gentleman, who seems otherwise unknown to fame, the architect consulted by William’s Government? [Illustration: _Bird’s-eye View of Whitehall and St. James’s Park_. _From_ SMITH’S _“Views of Westminster.”_] INDEX PAGE Allowance, daily, 50 Anne of Cleves, 18 ” Princess, 69 Banqueting House, the, 15, 16, 27, 28, 30, 32, 36, 38, 43, 48, 55, 56, 57, 58, 63, 65, 66, 69, 70, 75 Bishop Senhouse’s sermon, 60 Burgh, Hubert de, 7, 8 Cales, Little, 10 Campbell’s _Vitruvius_, 43 Castlemaine, Countess of, 69 Chambers’s remarks, 38 Chapel, the design for, 36 Chapman’s mask, 24 Charing, 5, 6 Charles I., his accession, 44 ” his burial, 62 ” his coronation, 44 ” the ill omens, 44, 45 Charles II. at dinner, 70 ” death of, 71 Chiffinch, 69 Conway, Lord, 46, 47 Cost, probable, of palace, 38 Cromwell at the Cockpit, 63 ” at Whitehall, 48, 61 ” his death, 65 ” Thomas, 18 Edward I., 6 ” VI., 18, 20 ” the Confessor, 5 Elizabeth, Queen, 9, 16, 18, 20, 21, 22, 66 Evelyn, 66, 68, 69, 70, 72, 74 Fergusson’s criticisms, 36 Fire of 1681, 74 ” 1698, 73, 74 Gallery of Henry VIII., 66 ” The Matted, 66 ” ” Shield, 66 ” ” Stone, 66, 69 Gate, Holbein’s, 9, 55, 66, 75 ” King Street, 75 Grey, Walter, 8